The University of Vermont will open a natural-history museum pop-up to the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24, at Delehanty Hall in Burlington.
Visitors can tour UVM's Perkins Museum of Geology and pop-up exhibits. The displays include the Charlotte whale, Vermont's state fossil, dinosaur footprints, insects, birds, plants and minerals.
The university's listing also describes stories of scientific expeditions, guided field walks, a polar bear display and a Tyrannosaurus rex hologram.
Delehanty Hall is at 180 Colchester Ave. The event is listed for the general public and is organized through the university's natural-history collections, with biology, geography and geosciences, and plant biology departments participating.
The calendar entry does not list an admission charge or a reservation requirement. Visitors should use the linked collections website for any updated instructions and ask the university about access needs before traveling.